Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
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The Newfoundland and Labrador government released the Churchill River Independent Review Committee’s findings on the MOU with Hydro-Québec, noting the MOU has benefits but isn’t in the province’s best long-term interests as written and outlining concerns about export access, pricing, governance, and transmission. The government intends to pursue a new…
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The Newfoundland and Labrador Opposition pressed Premier Tony Wakeham on whether he would commit to local topsides work for the Bay du Nord project, but he did not provide a firm yes or no, instead reiterating support for local workers and the province’s benefits. Wakeham later announced that the government was close to finalizing a deal with Equinor,…
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The article reports that Premier Tony Wakeham will make a significant announcement this evening at the Delta Hotel. It also notes rumors that a deal with Equinor on the Bay du Nord offshore oil project is imminent, with the Liberal party stating discussions have been “excellent” and they are ready to support the best deal for Newfoundland and Labrador,…
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